The Family Literacy
model seeks to provide age-appropriate education to prepare children
for success in school and life experiences. For more information about
family-friendly early childhood education in Tennessee and nationwide,
check out the links below.
For
a bazillion fun things to do with very young children, visit the Preschool
page on KidSpace at the Internet Public Library!
Head
Start 
and
Early Head Start 
The child enrichment program that has served America's low-income
children since 1965 has a significant Family Literacy component.
No Child Left
Behind 
The U.S. Department of Education resource site for information about
national education and child development policy and practice. For
parents, teachers, and education activists.
Beginning
With Books.org 
The Center for Early Literacy offers consultation, interactive services,
parenting resources, and a listing of recommended books for young
children.
Intelligent
Child.com 
This interactive Website for kids promotes science education with
games, puzzles, experiments, and more.
PBS Kids.org
Games, stories, music, and coloring pages. Each of the familiar PBS
children's programs, including Clifford, Mister Rogers, and Sesame
Street, has its own special section.
How
a child is taught affects his image of himself, which in turn, influences
what he will dare and care to try to learn. 
